Telegram-herald., 1887-07-29

The Masksxea kNcelsiea hsa Ne Ssa
Dscsion eiiL tiss tsera4au ~ orb
faxaasuss Nocistg.

The sllly taarss II bslsssiiks 6yssa 20
bolster up tie "Bsg DeiselSs" place that
sheet n az soF3s of pFedioAa.ents via iis
daily ns~s-nAllrF Al tle picnic A.
Weinehs farm isst Sunday bloody fos
occurred n Nhieh ghe sheriff and his ioroe
were obiisea b aF4s lhe.I res0isers before
they could sfTesi q couple 81 rufiisns
livery slekt2ieT - the anf4g kDows that
the iKi ss Eaaa-tl a. aiH plsUushed irHthioi
ScC0uBt 81 a. isilzu iciefRAcu " cst
side s&lsoukoepeI wrote card 10
this paper ueHYlng most oi tie
fac'k. be card sas prinled IA these
columns over bis own naIus, bat tue iscls
weie re-e itrAle1. A reporter Tor batsnisiA :
gas Nas promptly scot ~ air. teseDach
snJ that scholarly gentleman Was lnief-
viewed IA the dae ald ancient form
pecdiiaf 10 that amusing sheet. Ia well
sounded sentences. snd ia English words
which he esibeHc M. hcieruach had never
heard before Thai geuiieioAu sa4A.
The statement about ihr picnic af
Welricn's farm shows in It's true light tie
deceptive pretense al tie Ia sei.AA HFaAlD
hat they were doing the Aroelter sosleit a
favor by falsely Informing them and the
public that Supt Smith WAS investigating
them with view t0 cloSlnF their club
10 think then that Il could slap the German
workiDgmsas face and make him believe
that eupt Smith did it When the fEit-
GRAN found that lt Lsd too intelligent a
class OF men IA the German citizens 10 bhnl-
bo0zie ia any such way aud thai Il could
not create an uupleassnfness between the
Arbeiisr and supL Saith by Sd ally
method, j turns ia It's vexsli0n aud strikes
the first German bead Il sees without stop
ping 20 ind Out whether IL belongs al home
or abroad. We don't care so much ior our
selves buf We ale ashamed al t1e dis
courtesy shown our friends from biuskegon
and We sban't quickly forget IL.
it IS needless 10 add that This paper would
not have dreamed % replying or ailuoing
10 statement coming from such q source
were IL not for the fact that large number
OF German business men feel ssgrieVed that
the man LcteFnach should attempt 10 sad
die on 10 the Arbeiter NeTein a picnic
which was merely private speculation be
tween Ec.ernach and the members of the
Muskegon society. The facts are that The
MusKegon society has nothing IN common
with the German W0fkingmen OF TINS city.
The Muskegon organization Is a branch Of
the Brszdey Ierelii. "a soclalistc. communisuc
Society which is IN no way connected with
the Arbeitcr, lccia or Bia,d.
Whether or not the society is IN any way
at fault there has nearly always been row
or & fight when one oi the Brotherhood er-
cursions has come into the city. Ii wodid
seem that the society itself makes al effort
To avoid these disturbances for 1t
is fact that the Brotherhood
induced the Sheriff OF Muskegon 10 write
10 Sheriff Bishop bore requesting his pres
ence on the grounds, "and, the letter.
have four 10 six good, stout deputy
sherifis on hand.
OF course. Mr. Ecternach said Just what
the Democrat waDied him TO say, bat II that
sheet and Mr Ecfernach believe that the
Germans are at all aroused because this
journal has printed the fact that SuDerln-
tenocDt Smith has sent policemen IN ciu-
zens clothes into their clubs and gardens
we will be very glad 10 show them that the
respectable element of the Germans of thls
city are among our best patrons.
When Mr.. Ecternach desires TO bring an
other excursion over from u uskegon a. q
private, or money-msking, speculation. he
should get the consent OF such gentlemen
as Frederick Loettgert and Danied schoen-
field before using the names OF the societies
they represent as sponsors for his scheme.